Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-10-21

Beautiful weather.
Picnics still continue.
Tinsman for photographs.
Opera House to night.
The Naughty Girl tonight at
the Opera House.
Parties who 60 to the Charlton
to get hickory nuts, get left.
Largest line of kid gloves in the
city at the Ladies Bazaar.
The hog market has had an
other decline of so cts on the
hundred.
The market for oats is a little
stronger this week and they sell
readily at 90 cts. per bushel.
Simpson Ely spent a few days
in Macon county, this week assist
ing J. W. Davis in meeting.
Five young men were added to
the Christian Church In Kinks
vile last Sunday.
The poultry business was lively
at Greentop last Saturday. W. B.
Reynolds paid out S31l.S7 for
turkeys and chickens.
If you have friends visiting
you, or if you are going away from
town, please notify US. We will
esteem it a special favor.
1t is here and on the streets.
Have you seen it? The beautiful
and only complete Delivery wagon
in the city.
Largest line Millinery goods in
North Missouri, at wholesale d re-
tail at The Ladies Bazaar.
Rev. c. NJ. Davis, Of St. Louis,
will preach in Episcopal church,
Sunday, Oct. Both, morning and
evening.
Toboggan caps in endless
varieties, beautiful and cheap, the
cheapest in the city at Mrs. c. E
Leech's.
Owing to one of our most rapid
typos being sick, considerable
matter of interest had to be laiG
over till next week.
d. r. Lucas, of Des Moines, 10.
will begin a protracted meeting il
the Christian church tomorrow
evening, which wili..continue SOM
weeks.
Miss Stacy Porter, daughter o
J. L. Porter, has been dangerous
ly i'll with typhoid fever TO
several days, but at this writing i
improving.
Erving Herring drove a TIVE
year colt to town last Friday tina
tipped the beam at 1875 lbs. Cal
any one in the county beat it? |
so bring on the colt.
A short trip to Greentop las
Monday morning revealed the fac
that, that live little town is doiny
a heavy business. W. B. Reynold
is receiving a large amount o
grain, and is also having a heav,
trade in general merchandise.
Every body should rejoice ant
be glad. The day has come whel
consumers can have their good
delivered in good order. The to-
wagon shelters the goods from tn
rain and the snow and the lon
fingers of the hungry boy. oval
for the Wagon"
One of the new school building
will be ready for occupancy b
November LIST, the other about
month later. The public schoc
will open November LIST but unit
the other building is complete
the rooms Will necessarily be in
crowded condition.
Montgomery & Bielby paid OF
for poultry in cash and goods, Fr.
day and Saturday of last week an
Monday of this, little over $500
We believe our farmers wives al
making more clear money on poul
try than their husbands are O
cattle and hogs.
During the entertainment give
by the Band boys next Tuesda
evening, Mr.. G. c. Cleveland WI
favor the audience with choit
''tripple-tongue" Cornet solo Il
"Silver Stream Polka" assisted /
full band; Don't miss this RAJ
treat.
Mrs. Frank Splitter, presente
this Office, yesterday, with
beautiful bouquet of pansies al
sweet vioiets. At this season
the year these lovely flowers, r
minders of the joyous sprlr
time, come with an especial ben
diction. Thanks.